The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

visiting Miss Ruth Dunwody.
Mr. f. C Harris is at Mr. NJ R. Lyons
in quite feeble condition.
Miss Mollie Young, of Cedartown, is
visiting at Mr. T. H. Shockley's.
The marriage of Miss Addie Davis, of
Gainesville, to Mr.. A. H Small OF Macon,
has been announced for November 10Th.
Miss Marlows new house is assuming
proportions Messrs Henderson & Son are
pushing the work forward
Mrs. George Harper and two children
of Hickory, Miss are visiting Mr. W. f.
Gilberts family.
Cobb Superior Court meets the second
Monday in this month. Somebody's dry
bones will rattle
Mr.. A. C. Heggie has some pear trees
in his garden which have on them their sec
ond crop Of pears this year.
Work on DR. Homer Reynolds new
house on Powder Springs street is progress
ing.
Mrs. Gibbs new house on Church street
will be sixteen rooms, modern architecture
and one Of the finest in the city.
-FoR RENr-A five room cottage APP.
ply to T. W. Glover
The election on prohibition in Atlanta
takes place on Saturday, the 10Th day of
November
The rainy spell last week kept cotton
from coming in, consequently collections
have been meagre.
-4fhe new arrival at Mr.. j. A. Copper $
house is boy, and Gne one too, and not a
girl as we had it last week
Charcoal wanted at once, by L. P.
Dobbs.
We are offering special inducements in
dress goods and have a beautiful line to Sc
lect from. Come and see them
LEMON, MCMILLAN & Co., Acworth, Ga
W. E. Gilbert is Offering Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes for short profits. Call and
see him.
Extra Vests for Mems wear at Hirsch's
"A Marietta young man says he has
been watching, end he has ever yet failed
to see a gray horse pass, wpen 6 Fedheaded
girl was anywhere around.
The leaves are being stripped from the
trees now with every gust Of wind Hunters
will g0qn be able to spy the squirrel as he
switches from limb 70 limb
Sam Brooks, colored, white at work at
Robertson & Cos gin at Acworth, last
Friday, accidentally got his clothing entang-
lei in the gin, which resulted in mangling
his lett hand Gnd arm and his face. DR.
HUMPHREYS dressed his wounds.
Place your orders for meats OF all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Terra Gotta ohmneys and Fire Brick,
also a large lot Of sewer pipe L. ?. DoBBs.
Gentlemen heavy underwear at
HIRsCHs
Fifty pounds wooi rolls q McCutcheon' S
Boys Extra Vests 80 cts at Hirsehs.
Groves Bros are insuring cotton gins.
Rev. Charles I. Coer, of Wilmington,
n G., kGg been elected Rector Of St. James
Episcopal Church and has accepted He
will ASSUME charge by Or before The Erst Of
January next Rev DR.. Morrell will con
tinue in charge for the present.
IT the Atlanta Constitution wants
specials from Marietta, it had better EN-
ploy a correspondent and not take the
Marietta JOURNALS articles and ae2d them
special The JOURNAL is entitled to
credit, and it is unfair for the Constitution
to treat its exchanges in that manner.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizes ut ,.,,gc and help live prices at Nc
Cutcheon's.
Go to Stephens Brothers for teuder
steak. Telephone a.
--Hirsch' S. Mems Suits are big bargains.
i have JUST seeeived some handsome
suits of Furniture ana VII duplicate the
price OF any Atlanta house saving goa the
| freight, and risk of breaking besides deliver
free Of drayage W. Z GILBERT
Parry who took my valise by mistake
from the " q s up train night October 10Th
at Marietta, will save tfoa5le by expressing
it to me at once No questions asked.
j, r MayberIy Is East Sth st., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
An election held at Kennesaw on the
Goth Of October resulted in the election Of
Thomas }. Hardage. Mayor; Aldermen
c. n. Price j. W. Bennett, II. S Edison,
and j. s. Reynolds They were sworn in
on the 9th by Coroner 6 w Green. The
council elected A. B. Smith Marshal and
b. h Carrie, Clerk
We were showa The other day a gold
ring found on Kennesaw Moaataip BY MIR
NJ NJ Ware. From its appearance it mus
have been lost there during the war. by some
soldier, as il was unearthed on the breast
gQrks 1t probably was the golden circle
that bound two hearts in mutual pledge o
affection but alas wsa the owner was vii
never be disclosed
That winter bill for Boots, Shoes anC
Hats, you have so much dreaded will be
turned to pleasure, if you will buy from us
as our prices will be less than you expected
w. E. GILBERT.
One hahdred and fifty gallons new
crop Sorghum made hy Robert A. McCol
um, at forty cents per gallon, al McCuch
cons Try it.
The largest assortment of cooking anc
! heating stoves ever seen IN Marietta. Cal
and examine them before buying elsewhere
E p DoBBs.
We have secured the Athens Cot
ton Checks that were on exhibition at tn,
Piedmont Fair and can offer to the trad,
the best article now on the market
LEMON, MCMILLAN & Co, Aoworth, Ga.